The money will be used to buy new technology benefitting different units within the department and tools the community can use.
Gunshot-detecting technology, license plate readers, laser scanners, and even doorbell and porch cameras are on the way to Harrisburg after city police received more than $3.3 in grant money, officials announced Thursday.
“The Harrisburg Bureau of Police is grateful to the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency on their grant award to the City of Harrisburg to enhance our law enforcement efforts to reduce crime and gun violence,” Deputy Police Chief Dennis Sorensen said.
Doorbell cameras for homes and porch lights that will be installed at homes in high-crime areas throughout the city.
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